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djsfantasi
- Joined Apr 11, 2010
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Glamping”!
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justtrying
- Joined Mar 9, 2011
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I had a stressful (but successful) day today ... your pic relaxed me in a way that other things couldn't ... thanks for posting.
djsfantasi
- Joined Apr 11, 2010
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Sunset over the Neponset River in Boston.
MaxHeadRoom
- Joined Jul 18, 2013
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A few WoW pictures!
Max.
Max.
The very last sentence is what I tell everyone: make your grandsons fluent in Chinese. For many reasons.
posted in the wrong thread... sorry
But if you want to know what the original message was, just follow this link
But if you want to know what the original message was, just follow this link
geekoftheweek
- Joined Oct 6, 2013
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I just found this thread and thought I would share a sequence I caught last summer.
June 10 -- I figured out why I always seemed to catch a Robin in the yard while glancing out the kitchen window.
June 17 -- Somewhere along the lines one egg disappeared, but the first one hatched.
June 23 -- They are all hatched and growing quickly
June 25 -- Their wings are growing...
June 27 -- Almost there...
July 1 -- This one is still trying to learn to fly. It kind of tried, but more or less glided to the ground.
Within the next couple days they left for their life's adventures (it was raining at the time so I didn't catch the exact day). A little more than two weeks between hatching and moving on. I never realized how fast life happens for some creatures,
They came back and tried the tree next to it this year, but within a week something found the nest and made off with the eggs.
June 10 -- I figured out why I always seemed to catch a Robin in the yard while glancing out the kitchen window.
June 17 -- Somewhere along the lines one egg disappeared, but the first one hatched.
June 23 -- They are all hatched and growing quickly
June 25 -- Their wings are growing...
June 27 -- Almost there...
July 1 -- This one is still trying to learn to fly. It kind of tried, but more or less glided to the ground.
Within the next couple days they left for their life's adventures (it was raining at the time so I didn't catch the exact day). A little more than two weeks between hatching and moving on. I never realized how fast life happens for some creatures,
They came back and tried the tree next to it this year, but within a week something found the nest and made off with the eggs.
Your brother's talent is astonishing...
